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    Lost family heirloom returned after 74 years – a testament of American-German friendship [Image 1 of 21]

    Lost family heirloom returned after 74 years – a testament of American-German friendship

    SCHLEIDEN, NW, GERMANY

    11.28.2019

    Photo by OR-7 Pia Dunkel 

    NATO - Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe

    Joachim Kupp, nephew of Mrs. Christel Nierhoff, the original owner of an accordion lost during World War II, (US) Lieutenant General Scott A. Kindsvater, and his family inspect old photos of the Kupp family in front of their old house in Schleiden, Germany. General Kindsvater inherited the accordion from his grandfather who found the instrument with a fallen German soldier during World War II. Mrs. Nierhoff is the younger sister of the accordion’s original owner; General Kindsvater returned the instrument to symbolise the long-standing and cooperative relationship between the two NATO Allies.
    (NATO photo by OR-7 Pia Dunkel, German Army)

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    IMAGE INFO

    Date Taken: 11.28.2019
    Date Posted: 12.02.2019 10:32
    Photo ID: 5947977
    VIRIN: 191128-D-PD249-022
    Resolution: 4850x3233
    Size: 2.08 MB
    Location: SCHLEIDEN, NW, DE

    Web Views: 39
    Downloads: 3

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